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Project Credits

Series Credits

Peter Sagal in Washington, DC.
Peter Sagal. Credit: Peter Krogh

CONSTITUTION USA with Peter Sagal is a production of tpt National Productions in association with Insignia Films.

Director: Stephen Ives
Producer: Amanda Pollak
Co-Producer: Christopher Buchanan
Host: Peter Sagal
Written by Jaime Bernanke with Peter Sagal
Editors: Omry Maoz, Jim Isler, and David Teague
Cinematographer: Buddy Squires
Original Score: Peter Rundquist
Senior Managing Producer: Ted Hinck
Executive Producer: Catherine Allan
Executive in Charge of Production: Gerald Richman

Full Credits by Episode

Episode I:  A More Perfect Union
Episode II:  It’s a Free Country
Episode III:  Created Equal
Episode IV:  Built to Last?

Site Credits

The CONSTITUTION USA website was produced by Twin Cities Public Television. Original web credits:

  • Web Developer: Joel Back
  • Interactive Coordinator: Jessi Foell
  • Interactive Producer: Heidi Van Heel
  • Interactive Manager: Richard Morgan
  • Web Video Editor: Maria Bartholdi
  • Web Production Assistants: Maribel Lopez & Melissa Block
  • Design: Jon Van Amber
  • Senior Managing Producer: Ted Hinck
  • Public Insight Network Analyst: Erica Winegar
  • Tumblr: Andi McDaniel
  • Federalism, Equality, Rights and We the People theme pages written by Linda R. Monk, Constitutional scholar
  • Executive Producer: Catherine Allan
  • Vice President Interactive Media: John Daenzer
  • PBS Interactive Program Manager: Lauren Gamber
  • Educational materials developed by: The National Constitution Center

 

Site updated in 2021 by Heidi Van Heel and PBS.

Our Partners

To provide the best opportunities to learn, interact, and engage with the Constitution, CONSTITUTION USA, has partnered with organizations specializing in the topic.

Educational materials and classroom guides have been created by the National Constitution Center. Online games have been provided on iCivics, including a game developed specifically for CONSTITUTION USA on the challenging topic of federalism. For adult education resources, we turned to Montpelier and to help capture the voices and opinions of Americans and youth around the country, we tapped into the Public Insight Network and the PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Lab program.

For more about our partners:

iCivics
PBS Newshour - Student Reporting Labs
The Public Insight Network
James Madison's Montpelier
National Constitution Center

 

Federalism

Federalism is one of the most important and innovative concepts in the U.S. Constitution, although the word never appears there. 

Rights

Federalism is one of the most important and innovative concepts in the U.S. Constitution, although the word never appears there. 

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